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Lisa Mayoh is the Editor of Insider, the arts and entertainment section of The Sunday Telegraph. She writes in-depth celebrity profiles, theatre, arts and entertainment features, and highlights important social affairs issues. Lisa has been a journalist for more than 20 years and is passionate about sharing people’s stories.

Lisa Mayoh

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Marriage

Bride And Groom Enjoying Meal At Wedding Reception With Friends

Aussie weddings ‘easily’ cost $150k

SALLY is getting married at a popular Sydney venue and will easily spend $150,000. It sounds ridiculous, but modern weddings add up very quickly.

Real Life

‘Everything is gone. Everything’

THIS farming family lost everything in the NSW fires. Their home, livestock and livelihood is gone. And the devastation isn’t over yet.

Outdoors

‘Now I don’t need real porn’

IT REALLY doesn’t get more Aussie than this. It’s being called “the best page on Facebook”, with men and women alike bonding over one of life’s random joys.

Lifestyle

Shocking reason man was barred

REX Betar was denied entry into a Sydney pub for a farewell party last weekend. He was the only one of his friends singled out.

NSW

Pictured at home in Northbridge today is Lorraine Jensen with her daughter Simone Kelly and Grandchildren Patrick 10, Nicholas 8 and Tim 2. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Study shows happiness through the ages

A NEW study reveals people are unsatisfied with life in their early 20s to mid-30s, with those feelings stabilising in our 40s and dipping in our 50s.

Pride of Australia

Pictured at Westmead Childrens Hospital is Joan Cottrell , 85 , who has been volunteering for the Children's Hospital for decades, sewing for the sick babies, raising thousands of dollars. She is a Pride of Australia finalist for care and Compassion. Picture: Richard Dobson

Veteran volunteer keeps on sewing

GREAT-grandmother Joan Cottrell is part of the furniture at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, where she has lovingly donated her time to sick children for the past 20 years.

Pride of Australia

How courageous Chad refused to surrender

WHEN Chad Graham was just 16, he had an accident which left him as a quadriplegic. League Nathan Hindmarsh has nominated him for a Pride of Australia award, after Chad started the Roll101 charity.

Pride of Australia

A little girl stepped up as rotten luck struck

AT an age when most of her 11-year-old peers would have been playing with their friends, dancing after school and watching cartoons, southern NSW youngster Stephanie Pinilla was forced to put childhood on hold to care for her MS-suffering mum.

Pride of Australia

Proud winner in a torrid battle

MARK Smith’s parents had spent a year visiting doctors trying to determine the source of his back pains, headaches and lethargy.

Pride of Australia

14 years devoted to special puppies

GRANDMOTHER Lillian Eastlake-Smith has raised a newborn every year for the past 14 years — including dealing with toilet training time and time again.

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